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Regeneration

Exosomes

Exosomes are tiny vesicles that cells use to pass on signals for renewal. In aesthetic medicine they help support the regeneration of the skin and scalp — most often as an add-on to microneedling.

  • Duration+15–20 min to the treatment
  • Course3–4 sessions
  • Usewith microneedling, or on its own for hair

Who the treatment is for

  • Faster soothing of the skin after microneedling
  • Tired skin lacking radiance
  • Sensitive skin prone to redness
  • Thinning hair

How the treatment works

  1. ConsultationWe advise whether to add exosomes to microneedling or use them as stand-alone hair care.
  2. PreparationWe prepare the skin or scalp — most often with Dermapen 4 microneedling.
  3. ApplicationThe exosome product is applied to the treated area; the channels help it penetrate deeper.
  4. CourseThe care is repeated at each session, usually 3–4 times.

Preparation and aftercare

  • Do not wear make-up or exercise for 24 hours.
  • Do not wash your scalp until the next day.
  • Protect your skin with SPF 50 for two weeks.
  • Further recommendations depend on the combined treatment (e.g. microneedling).

When to postpone the treatment

  • Pregnancy and breastfeeding
  • Active infection or inflammation in the treated area
  • Cancer — always consult the doctor
  • Allergy to any component of the product

Frequently asked questions

What exactly are exosomes?

Nanoparticles that cells use to exchange information. We will be happy to explain the details of the specific product we use at the consultation.

Can I have exosomes on their own?

For the skin, the combination with microneedling is the most effective. For hair, we also offer a stand-alone course.

When will I see results?

Calmer skin after microneedling is usually noticeable within a few days; further improvement builds up during the course.

Not sure which treatment to choose? Start with a pre-treatment consultation.

The information on this page is for guidance only. The suitability and course of treatment are always decided by the doctor at a personal consultation.